loadsome
loadsome adjective: burdensome.
Adjective
loadsome (comparative more loadsome, superlative most loadsome)
- burdensome
- The loadsome Clog attempted Haste impedes, / And, sliding, baulks th' industrious clumsy Treads.1770, Andrew Brice, The Mobiad; Or, Battle of the Voice, page 45
- Simple as they may seem, the seven basic operations we just described can prove quite loadsome.1988, Euromicro Symposium on Microprocessing and Microprogramming, page 513
Forms of loadsome
| comparative | more loadsome |
|---|---|
| superlative | most loadsome |
Origin of loadsome
From load + -some.
Questions about loadsome
- What does loadsome mean?
- Loadsome means burdensome.
- What part of speech is loadsome?
- Loadsome is an adjective.
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